anaheim-gazette 1961-10-05

ANAHEIM GAZETTE SECTION B. PAGE 1 Anaheim, California, Thursday, October 5, 1948 Bank Announces Appointment Promotion of Lawrence C. Williams to general lending officer at Bank of America's Brookhurst-Ball branch was announced this week by Branch Manager William C. Atteberry. Williams launched his banking career in 1957 and a year later began an intensive manager training program which prepared him for his first officer assignment in Reseda last year. He was specially selected for this program when he demonstrated an aptitude for accelerated advanced officer training. Born in Utah, Williams graduated from high school in Salt Lake City and attended the University of Utah and later UCLA. He has since attended the American Institute of Banking, educational wing of the American Bankers Association. He and his wife, Jane, have a daughter, Kathleen, born in February of last year. Adult Dance Issues Discussed By Young GOP The Santa Ana Young Republicans met Tuesday night for an informative and frank discussion of issues which have faced Congress this session and the problems, as well as the dangers, facing our nation today. Congressman James B. Utt of Orange County, speaking for the first time upon his return to this area, was very precise on these points and noted for the audience the trends of the federal government in both domestic and foreign policy as well as the lack of fiscal responsibility. Following the speech a resolution was passed by the group concerning the trial and conviction of two Tustin youths by the East German government, referred to earlier by Congressman Utt. To be transmitted to Secretary of State Dean Rusk the resolution states: "The Young Republicans of Santa Ana protest the summary arrest, trial and sentencing without counsel of Victor Pankey and Gilbert Ferry of Orange County by the Communist East Germans and urge the State Department to" Utt Scores JFK on Use Of Jet Plane Congressman James B. Republican, Santa Ana, scolded the inconsistency of the Kennedy administration who members criticized President Eisenhower when he took M. Eisenhower with him on some of his trips to the West Coast yet think it is perfectly proof for President Kennedy to make weekly trips to Hyannis P. Mass., carrying numerous freight loaders at taxpayers' expense. Utt particularly took the administration to task for tempting to mislead the public as to the hourly cost of the plane. The fiery Congressman's marks were published in Congressional Record where he referred to an article Frances Lewine, entitled, "Kennedy Is Regular Cape Cod Commuter." The Lewine article listed cost of the jet plane operat Adult Dance Classes Begin American and Latin dance classes will be offered by the Anaheim Recreation Department starting today, Oct. 5. The classes are for beginners and will be conducted at the Fremont Junior High School gym, 608 W. Center St. American dance from 7 to 8:30 p.m. and Latin dance from 8:30 to 10 p.m. The waltz, swing and fox trot will comprise the American dance class and the cha cha cha, tango and samba will be included in the Latin class. Classes will be held once a week for eight weeks and a fee will be charged. The lessons are open to couples only. However, if there is enough demand for an open class of single persons, a class of this type will be arranged. If interested, call KE 3-1321, extension 85. Registrations are now being taken at the Park and Recreation office, 309 S. Harbor (corner Harbor and Broadway). Parks Sponsor Music Programs Whether you want to get together with other musicians for a good dance band session or you've always wanted to learn to play an instrument, here is your chance. An extensive music program for adult beginners and musicians is offered this fall by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department. Both the dance band work and beginning instrumental music programs. Hospital Changes Visiting Hours Visiting hour at Anaheim Memorial Hospital, for the afternoon period, has been changed, effective Sunday, Oct 1, to 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. every day, including Sundays and holidays. Previous visiting hour for the afternoon period was from 2:30 to 3:30. D. E. Heeb, acting administrator for the hospital, explained that the change was made to relieve the parking problem in the afternoon hours. Evening visiting hour will remain at 7 to 8 p.m. There has been no change in the Orange County Health Department ruling that only two visitors are allowed for each patient at each visiting period patient. Visitors are requested and only one for a maternity to assist the hospital in complying with the department ruling. Utt to Address Local GOPers Miss Willie Gamelin, president of the Anaheim Young Republican Club, announced Congressman James B. Utt will be the featured speaker at the next meeting of the club, Wednesday, Oct. 11. All members and friends of the club have been urged to encourage all interested Republicans. GOP Sets Message Address Paul Revere, in the form of four Republican congressmen representing the National Republican Congressional Committee, will "ride" in Orange County on Thursday, Oct. according to GOP County Chairman C. W. Key, Fulletonton. The congressmen, who will appear at a dinner meeting sponsored by the Republican Central Committee and the newly-formed Republican Association of Orange County, are part of a nation-wide program to carry the GOP message to the American people. The dinner is scheduled for... Whether you want to get together with other musicians for a good dance band session or you've always wanted to learn to play an instrument, here is your chance. An extensive music program for adult beginners and musicians is offered this fall by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department. Both the dance band work and beginning instrumental music classes will be under the direction of qualified instructors. The class in beginning band and orchestra will feature instruction on all instruments with the exception of piano, guitar and accordion. Bring your own instruments. Both of these classes will be held once a week for 10 weeks beginning today, 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Anaheim High School music room. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Local GOPers Miss Willie Gamelin, president of the Anaheim Young Republican Club, announced Congressman James B. Utt will be the featured speaker at the next meeting of the club, Wednesday, Oct. 11. All members and friends of the club have been urged to encourage all interested Republicans in the community to attend and hear Utt discuss the accomplishments and problems of the 1961 session of Congress. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. at the Keystone Savings and Loan Building, Euclid and Crescent Sts., Anaheim. Photo Licenses California motorists who desire to have their photos on drivers' licenses due for renewal in the last two months of 1961 are advised to apply for such renewals at Department of Motor Vehicles offices throughout the state before Oct. 22. Chairman of the travelin panel is Rep. Melvin Laird of Wisconsin. Other members are Reps. Robert Michel, Illinois Steven Derouian, New York and Peter Frelinghuysen, New Jersey. Introducing the speakers will be Orange County Congressman James B. Utt. The Orange County panel and four others tour other parts of the country will be down on such topics as excessive government spending "backdoor financing" of government projects, indecisive foreign policy and a lack of executive leadership on the part of the Kennedy administration. Overall chairman of the panel program for the United States is San Diego County Congressman Bob Wilson. The Disneyland program will consist of a short presentation by each speaker with the program then being thrown open to general questions from the audience. Leadership Training Courses Set Fred Allison, Council chairman of the Leadership Training Committee, announced that training courses would be held during the month of October for all phases of the Scouting program. The training courses, sponsored by the Northern Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America, a member of all northern county United Funds, will be held as follows: Cub Leaders—Begins today at the Benjamin Franklin School, 521 W. Water St., Anaheim, at 7:30 p.m. and will continue each Thursday night during the month. The Anaheim district is hosting this training event. A Special Workshop for Den Mothers begins today at the Chrysler Training Center auditorium, La Palma Ave. and Brookhurst St., Anaheim, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Cost for this program is $1 per person. Explorer Leader's Training will start on Wednesday, Oct. 30, and continue into November at the Chrysler Training Center, beginning at 7:30 pan. Adult leaders of Scouting in the Council are invited to attend the course of their phase of the Scouting program, to help them gain more practical insight into this program, which reaches over 8,000 of the young people in the area. Exhibit On Southern California craftsmen artists working in furniture, textiles, rugs, mosaic, glass, wood, ceramics, jewelry and sculpturing will exhibit works at Fullerton Junior College Art Exhibit now through Oct. 27. USE Gazette Classified Ads Utt Denies Birch Society Membership Chester Morrison, senior editor of Look magazine, scored for irresponsible behavior and charged with being "willing helper" of the respiracy for his attack on John Birch Society in an article appearing in the Seattle issue. The blast was triggered Congressman James B. Utt publican, Santa Ana, scored inconsistency of the Ken- administration whose officers criticized President Eisenhower when he took Mrs. Eisenhower with him on some trips to the West Coast. Think it is perfectly proper President Kennedy to make only trips to Hyannis Port, carrying numerous free rents at taxpayers' expense. 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